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The test is based upon demonstrating competency in the activities that an Alfresco Content Services Engineer would be expected to perform on a regular basis.
• Understand the Alfresco Content Services Architecture
• Understand the Alfresco Repository Subsystems
• Develop Content Models
• Package and deploy extensions and modules for Alfresco Content Services
• Configure and develop extensions for the Alfresco Share UI
• Develop applications and services using the Alfresco APIs
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Which tasks would require a restart of the Alfresco server to apply the changes? (Choose two.)
A. Deploying a new content model via a *-context.xml file.
B. Deploying a new content model into Data Dictionary/Models.
C. Deploying a new workflow through the Activiti workflow console.
D. Making configuration changes in alfresco-global properties.
E. Making configuration changes via JMX. Answer: AD Question: 80
Select the element that will allow any node to be included as part of a peer association:
A. d:noderef
B. ANY
C. sys:base
D. cm:cmobject Answer: C Question: 81
Which one of the following statements about aspects is TRUE?
A. Aspects can only be applied to "cm:content".
B. An aspect can have a type as a parent.
C. An aspect may not include associations.
D. Aspects can inherit from other aspects. Answer: B Question: 82
When testing an Alfresco Content Services extension under high levels of concurrency, you notice that some transactions are failing due to locking issues with the database. What is an appropriate way to resolve this?
A. Manually unlock the offending records and start the testing again.
B. Directly use Alfrescos database connection pool and write your own SQL.
C. Use the RetryingTransactionHelper to retry code that fails due to locking.
D. Rewrite the queries used by your application to reduce the chance of the lock. Answer: A Question: 83
What does it mean when it is said in Solr indexing that the index is "eventually consistent"?
A. The index will only be consistent after a server restart.
B. The index will become consistent when there are no more transactions to index.
C. The index becomes consistent once a day when the index job runs.
D. The index can only be consistent when the Lucene index job eventually runs. Answer: B Question: 84
You have been tasked to develop a solution that will notify an external system when updates are made to certain documents. These documents can be of any type and the content authors will make the decision if the document needs this "notification" functionality. Select the simplest combination steps that will implement this solution.
A. Define a new "notify" aspect with a "multi" peer association. Create and register a policy behavior that, when content is updates, users can associate their content via this aspect. As associations are being made, the external notificationrequest will be triggered.
B. Define a new "notify" aspect with no properties. Create and register a policy behavior that, if this aspect is present, will make the external notification request. Users can simply add this aspect to their content item.
C. Extend cm:content to provide an additional "notify" property. Create a policy behavior that will look at the "notify" property and, if set, make the external notification request. Users simply create cm:content items.
D. Extend sys:base to provide an additional "notify" property. Create a new policy that will look at the "notify" property and, if set, make the external notification request. Users can simply call an action against their content item. Answer: A Question: 85
How should Smart Folders be identified and recognized?
A. Smart Folders should be recognized by their type smf:smartFolder
B. Smart Folders should be recognized by parent-child type used smf:contains
C. Smart Folders should be recognized by their aspect smf:smartFolder
D. Smart Folders should be recognized by the special node reference used.
E. Smart Folders cannot be recognized as they are not different from any other cm:folder. Answer: D
References: https://docs.alfresco.com/6.0/references/sf-tech-faqs.html Question: 86
If an object is moved to a different folder, what will happen to the nodes security permissions?
A. It will inherit the ACL from the new parent folder.
B. It will inherit the ACL from the user who is moving it.
C. It will inherit the system wide ACL.
D. It will keep its old ACL. Answer: A Question: 87
Which of the following is not an Alfresco-supplied subsystem category?
A. Dictionary.
B. Authentication.
C. Audit.
D. Search. Answer: A
References: https://docs.alfresco.com/community5.0/concepts/subsystem-categories.html
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SHANGHAI, Dec. 18, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- WPC began the Soft-Launch certification testing from November 2023. This phase is primarily open to early participants who actively took part in the MPP Plugfest and made contributions to the standard technology. Products that pass the certification will be included in the Qi2 compatibility test resource pool and serve as benchmarks for subsequent certifications.
NuVolta Semiconductor, as a leading company in the wireless charging industry, has actively participated in the promotion of the Qi2 standard and has been fortunate to be invited to the first batch of certification testing. Currently, the Nu222 module has successfully passed the Qi2 certification and received the certificate on December 7th, with certificate number 14391 (Pic 1). The Nu222 module is now ready for shipment to customers in the Apple ecosystem and is expected to be launched during this year's Christmas season, providing MPP 15W fast charging for the latest Apple iPhone 15 series and old iPhone 12 to 14.
Customers can quickly stack new products like building blocks using NuVolta Semi's module subsystem certification approach. Customers incorporating Nu222 module products can opt for subsystem certification, which exempts them from ATL (Authorized Test Lab) and IOP (Interoperability) testing. This approach allows for direct registration, shortening the development cycle, eliminating certification fees, and NuVolta also provides registration services.
The Nu222 module is the only module in the industry that supports subsystem certification for Qi2. You can find more information about it on the WPC official website.
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The Nu222 module supports multiple power specifications for input, including USB PD 9V2.22A, 5V3A, and DC protocol 9V2.22A. It also supports a maximum 15W fast charging output. The standby power consumption is less than 300mW, and the efficiency exceeds 78%. The module supports both BPP (Basic Power Profile) and MPP (Medium Power Profile) charging modes.
The Nu222 module is equipped with various protection measures, including OVP (Over Voltage Protection), UVP (Under Voltage Protection), OCP (Over Current Protection), OTP (Over Temperature Protection), and OSP (Over Short Protection). It also incorporates multiple foreign object detection technologies to ensure the safety, efficiency, and reliability of the charging process.
Item
Parameter
Input Power
USB PD 9V 2.22A / 5V 3A
DC 9V 2.22A
Output Power
15W Max
Standby power
<300mW
System Efficiency
78% (Max)
Protocol
BPP + MPP (Qi 2.0)
Coil Type
MPP 7.42uH@360KHz
Protection
OVP / UVP / OCP / OTP / OSP
FOD
Q factor / Analog Ping / Power Transfer FOD based on power loss modeling
Main Chips
Wireless charger IC: NU1718 (NuVolta)
Interface
Power: V+, V-, D+, D-, CC1
Other: SDA, SCL, LED1, CC2
Test with iPhone15
The charging head network conducted a test by placing the NuVolta Qi2 MPP wireless charging module and iPhone 15 in a constant temperature chamber at 25℃, and connecting them to a power source. The test results are as follows.
After connecting to the power source, the voltage handshake was established at 9V. The power remained stable at around 19.5W for the first 9 minutes. Subsequently, the power decreased to approximately 14W and continued charging until the 32nd minute. Then, the power dropped to around 12W and continued charging until the 45th minute. Afterwards, the power increased to approximately 15W and continued charging until the 49th minute. Then, the power decreased to around 13W and continued charging until the 1 hour and 5-minute mark. Subsequently, the power decreased to around 8W and continued charging until the 1 hour and 32-minute mark. Then, the power gradually decreased and entered trickle charging mode until the phone was fully charged. The entire charging process took approximately 2 hours and 2 minutes.
The graph shows that it takes approximately 44 minutes to charge the iPhone 15 to 50%, around 1 hour and 15 minutes to charge it to 80%, and approximately 2 hours and 2 minutes to charge it to 100% using the NuVolta Qi2 MPP wireless charging module.
According to the test conducted by the charging head network, the maximum charging power of the NuVolta Semi Qi2 MPP wireless charging module, Nu222, is around 19.7W.
*The test setup and result are as Pic 2.
Pic 2
Selection Table
Item
Nu222
Nu223
Nu226
OD
58.56mm
57.98mm
58.56mm
Thickness of Module
7.9mm
7.57mm
7.9mm
Thickness of magnet
1.1mm
1.2mm
1.1mm
Thickness of DC shield
0.7mm
0.8mm
0.7mm
Magnet Qty
16pcs
17pcs
16pcs
Magnet Model
N48H/N52
N52H/ N52
N48H
Gaussian Value
3800±100Gs
3800±100Gs
3800±100Gs
Magnet Dimension
Ø54.1*46.0mm
Width 4mm
Ø56.1*46.0mm
Width 5.05mm
Ø54.1*46.0mm
Width 4mm
Magnetic force
requirement
MPP Pull force > 400gf
/
MFI: 650gf~900gf
Nominal force value
900gf
1100gf
900gf
Contacting Window
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AECQ-100 certificated Auto front-end wireless Tx terminals can reach up to 80W at efficiency of 80%. Benefitting from company is the only IC vendors who owns Xiaomi, Huawei and oppo's proprietary wireless charging protocol, NuVolta has won the dominated share in tier1 and OEMs.
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A financial advisor helps people manage their money and reach their financial goals. Advisors can provide a range of financial planning services, from money management and budgeting guidance to investment management.
Some financial advisors have additional certifications or expertise that allow them to help with complex financial topics, such as estate planning, insurance needs or tax preparation.
The number of different services and areas of expertise advisors provide makes finding the right financial advisor for your situation key — doing so means you won't end up paying for services you don't need, or working with an advisor who isn't a good fit for your financial goals. Here are five steps to help you choose a financial advisor for you.
Step 1. Identify your financial needs
Before you start looking for the right advisor, reflect on what you're hoping to get out of that relationship. Financial advisors provide a wide range of services, so it's a good idea to know what you need help with before you begin your search. Some advisors may specialize in particular areas of finance, such as debt management or investment advice, while others may provide holistic help, guiding you on everything from savings goals to retirement and estate planning.
Identify why you're looking for financial help by asking the following questions:
Do you need help with a budget?
Do you want help investing?
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Are you interested in holistic financial management?
Your answers to these questions will help you find the right kind of financial advisor for you. And it could also help you to decide whether you need one at all. For example, if you just want assistance investing, a robo-advisor can invest for you for a minimal fee. On the other hand, if you have a complex financial life with multiple financial concerns you may want to address, you may want to find an online or traditional financial advisor. (More on both options below.)
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Financial advisors go by many names: investment advisors, brokers, certified financial planners, financial coaches, portfolio managers. There are even financial therapists. Some of the most common titles advisors use, including the term "financial advisor" itself, aren't tied to any specific credentials, so don’t assume that someone who uses an official-sounding title has any specific training or credentials.
So who does what — and who can you trust? There are a few ways to cut through the noise to ensure you're working with someone who is looking out for you.
Fee-only fiduciary financial advisors
Some financial advisors have afiduciary dutyto their clients, meaning they are obligated to act in their client’s best interest rather than their own. Working with a licensed, registered fiduciary — preferably one who isfee-only— ensures that the advisor is paid directly by you and not through commissions for selling certain investment or insurance products.
Financial advisors who havea certified financial planner, or CFP, designation have a fiduciary duty to their clients as part of their certification.
Investment advisors
Anyone who givesinvestment advicemust be registered as an investment advisor with either the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission or the state, depending on their assets under management.
Registered investment advisors, or RIAs, can either be individuals or companies that employ investment advisors.
Step 3. Review the range of options for financial advisors
Financial advisors aren't just available at your neighborhood advisory office or bank. There are lots of ways to get financial advice. The option that's right for you will likely depend on your personal preferences, the services you need and your budget. Here's an overview of service types, ranging from inexpensive automated robo-advisors to high-touch, traditional financial advisors:
Robo-advisors
A robo-advisor is a digital service offering simplified, low-costinvestment management. You answer questions online, then computer algorithms build an investment portfolio according to your goals and risk tolerance.
Low cost:Some robo-advisors have no or low management fees, and many services have no or low account minimums, so you can start investing with any amount of money.
Good when:You need help investing for financial goals like retirement but don’t want or can’t afford a complete financial plan.
Look elsewhere if:You need more rigorous financial planning. Although some robo-advisors offer higher-tier financial planning services, most excel at simple investment management.
Online financial planning services and advisors
This is the next step up from a robo-advisor: an online financial planning service that offers virtual access to human financial advisors.
A basic online service might offer the same automated investment management you'd get from a robo-advisor, plus the ability to consult with a team of financial advisors when you have questions. More comprehensive services such asFacet WeathandEmpowerroughly mirror traditional financial planners: You'll be matched with a dedicated human financial advisor who will manage your investments and work with you to create a holistic financial plan. Many online financial advisors can match you with an advisor with a top-tier credential such as a certified financial planner.
Medium cost:Online financial planning services will typically cost less than a traditional financial advisor but more than a robo-advisor. Some services have relatively high investment requirements of $25,000 or more; others require no minimum investment.
Good when:You're comfortable meeting with an advisor online but would still like holistic financial planning services such as estate planning, retirement planning or help with company stock options. Online advisor marketplaces such asHarness WealthandZoe Financial, and many online advisors themselves, do the work of vetting a financial advisor for you.
Look elsewhere if:You'd prefer to work with an advisor in person.
Traditional financial advisors
Traditional financial advisors can meet with you in person and will be able to help you with all of your financial planning needs.
High cost:This is often the highest-cost option. Many traditional advisors charge about 1% of your assets under management. Some advisors also require a high minimum balance, such as $250,000 in assets.
Good when:You want specialized services, your situation is complex, you want to meet your financial advisor in person and develop a long-term relationship with them.
Look elsewhere if:You want similar services for less, are comfortable getting help online or don't want to vet a potential advisor yourself.
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Financial advisors have a reputation for being costly, but there is an option for every budget. It's important to understandhow much a financial advisor costsbefore you commit to services. Generally speaking, there are three cost levels you're likely to encounter:
Robo-advisorsoften charge an annual fee that is a percentage of your account balance with the service. Robo-advisor fees frequently start at 0.25% of the assets they manage for you, with many top providers charging 0.50% or less. On a $50,000 account balance, 0.25% works out to $125 a year.
Online financial planning services and advisorstypically charge either a flat subscription fee, a percentage of your assets or both. For example, Empower charges 0.49% to 0.89% of assets under management per year. Facet charges an annual fee that starts at $2,000 a year and goes up based on the complexity of your financial situation. Both fees include portfolio management and financial planning.
Traditional financial advisorsalso often charge a percentage of the amount managed, with a median fee of 1%, although it can range higher for small accounts and lower for large ones. Others may charge a flat fee, an hourly rate or a retainer.
How much you should spend on a financial advisor depends on your budget, assets and the level of financial guidance you need. If you have a small portfolio, an in-person advisor might be overkill — you will save money and get the guidance you need from a robo-advisor. If you have a complicated financial situation, a robo-advisor may not provide what you need.
Step 5. Vet the financial advisor's background
No matter what title, designation, certification or license an advisor claims to have, it’s on you to vet the advisor’s credentials and experience. Always verify any credentials they claim to have and check to see if they've had any disciplinary problems such as fraud.
You can research an advisor’s background by looking up their Form ADV before you agree to work with them. You can also review an advisor's employment record (and look for red flags like disciplinary actions) on FINRA'sBrokerCheckwebsite.
Frequently asked questions
What do financial advisors do?
Financial advisors perform many services, though for the most part, they help clients manage their money. Often, this means managing a client’s investment portfolio. Financial advisors can help you cut expenses, pay down debt and prioritize your goals. Some financial advisors have expertise that allows them to help with complicated or holistic financial concerns, such as estate planning or tax strategy.
Where can I get free financial advice?
If you're not quite ready to commit to a financial advisor but want to test the waters, many banks and brokerages offer free online libraries of financial advice and tools. Some organizations like the Foundation for Financial Planning offer free help to people in need, including veterans and cancer patients.
And while you shouldn’t believe everything you read on the internet, there are tons of reputable sources for financial information online, including government resources like Investor.gov and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority. For more resources, check out their guide to gettingfree financial advice.
When should you talk to a financial advisor?
You can seek out financial help at any time, but it’s especially important to get financial guidance after significant life changes. Whether you’re buying a house, starting a job, getting married or having a child, these life events can have major financial implications, and some upfrontfinancial planningcan go a long way toward building a stable financial future.
It’s also wise to speak with a professional if your financial situation itself has changed. Maybe your salary has increased or you inherited some money from a relative. When money starts flowing in, it’s a good idea to deliver it a positive direction; otherwise, it can be all too easy to spend unnecessarily.
How do financial advisors get paid?
How much you should spend on a financial advisor depends on your budget, assets and the level of financial guidance you need. If you have a small portfolio, an in-person advisor might be overkill — you will save money and get the guidance you need from a robo-advisor. If you have a complicated financial situation, a robo-advisor may not provide what you need.
Financial advisor feescan vary significantly, so it’s important to keep your budget in mind when you are choosing financial services. Robo-advisors can cost as little as 0.25% of your account balance per year, traditional in-person advisors typically cost around 1% and online financial planning services tend to fall somewhere in between.
Who can be a financial advisor?
“Financial advisor” is a general term that is not regulated. If you are trying to pick a financial advisor, know that anyone can legally use that term. Always ask for (and verify) an advisor’s specific credentials. Anyone who givesinvestment advice— which most financial advisors do — must be registered as an investment advisor with the SEC or the state if they have a certain amount of assets under management.
Why is "advisor" sometimes spelled "adviser"? Is there a difference?
While the two terms are often used interchangeably, “adviser” is the legal term used in the U.S. Investment Advisers Act of 1940 to refer to individuals who must register with either the SEC or with their state.
Today, “adviser” is commonly spelled “advisor.” The important takeaway is not to refuse to work with someone who uses an “o” instead of an “e,” but that the world of financial professionals and their titles can be murky; no matter what someone’s title is, you should ask for their certifications, verify them and make sure their professional designations line up with your needs. You can verify an investment advisor’s registration with theSEC’s Investment Adviser Public Disclosuretool (it also has a database that includes state-registered advisors).
What do financial advisors do?
Financial advisors perform many services, though for the most part, they help clients manage their money. Often, this means managing a client’s investment portfolio. Financial advisors can help you cut expenses, pay down debt and prioritize your goals. Some financial advisors have expertise that allows them to help with complicated or holistic financial concerns, such as estate planning or tax strategy.
Where can I get free financial advice?
If you're not quite ready to commit to a financial advisor but want to test the waters, many banks and brokerages offer free online libraries of financial advice and tools. Some organizations like the Foundation for Financial Planning offer free help to people in need, including veterans and cancer patients.
And while you shouldn’t believe everything you read on the internet, there are tons of reputable sources for financial information online, including government resources like Investor.gov and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority. For more resources, check out their guide to getting
You can seek out financial help at any time, but it’s especially important to get financial guidance after significant life changes. Whether you’re buying a house, starting a job, getting married or having a child, these life events can have major financial implications, and some upfront
can go a long way toward building a stable financial future.
It’s also wise to speak with a professional if your financial situation itself has changed. Maybe your salary has increased or you inherited some money from a relative. When money starts flowing in, it’s a good idea to deliver it a positive direction; otherwise, it can be all too easy to spend unnecessarily.
How do financial advisors get paid?
How much you should spend on a financial advisor depends on your budget, assets and the level of financial guidance you need. If you have a small portfolio, an in-person advisor might be overkill — you will save money and get the guidance you need from a robo-advisor. If you have a complicated financial situation, a robo-advisor may not provide what you need.
can vary significantly, so it’s important to keep your budget in mind when you are choosing financial services. Robo-advisors can cost as little as 0.25% of your account balance per year, traditional in-person advisors typically cost around 1% and online financial planning services tend to fall somewhere in between.
Who can be a financial advisor?
“Financial advisor” is a general term that is not regulated. If you are trying to pick a financial advisor, know that anyone can legally use that term. Always ask for (and verify) an advisor’s specific credentials. Anyone who gives
— which most financial advisors do — must be registered as an investment advisor with the SEC or the state if they have a certain amount of assets under management.
Why is "advisor" sometimes spelled "adviser"? Is there a difference?
While the two terms are often used interchangeably, “adviser” is the legal term used in the U.S. Investment Advisers Act of 1940 to refer to individuals who must register with either the SEC or with their state.
Today, “adviser” is commonly spelled “advisor.” The important takeaway is not to refuse to work with someone who uses an “o” instead of an “e,” but that the world of financial professionals and their titles can be murky; no matter what someone’s title is, you should ask for their certifications, verify them and make sure their professional designations line up with your needs. You can verify an investment advisor’s registration with the
tool (it also has a database that includes state-registered advisors).
Sun, 26 Feb 2023 06:24:00 -0600en-UStext/htmlhttps://www.nerdwallet.com/article/investing/how-to-choose-a-financial-advisorEU cloud certification headed for tiered approach on sovereignty criteria
A draft Cybersecurity Certification Scheme for Cloud Services, seen by EURACTIV, moved the requirement excluding non-European companies into a new subcategory.
The European Cloud Services scheme is a voluntary certification under the EU Cybersecurity Act that might become mandatory for the numerous entities deemed essential or important under the revised Networks and Information Security Directive (NIS2).
Last year, a leaked draft of the scheme generated significant backlash due to its inclusion of sovereignty requirements that would have effectively excluded foreign companies from a large chunk of the European cloud market.
Since then, the scheme has fallen below the radar as two camps of European member states quietly confronted each other.
In January, EURACTIV revealed on option paper signalling a mediation attempt between the Netherlands, leader of the open market faction, and France, which pushed for the sovereignty criteria via its Commissioner, Thierry Breton.
At last, the European Commission pulled the draft provided by ENISA, the EU cybersecurity agency, out of the drawer and shared it with the members of the European Cybersecurity Certification Group on Monday (8 May).
The technical group will discuss the draft on 26 May in Athens at the margins of ENISA’s Cybersecurity Certification Conference.
The draft, dated May 2023, maintains the sovereignty requirements “to provide some guarantees about the independence from non-EU law” but puts the strictest requirements on a new subcategory.
The Cybersecurity Act provides three levels of assurance: ‘basic’, ‘substantial’ and ‘high’. The initial idea was to put the sovereignty requirements at the high level. However, the option paper floated the idea of creating a ‘high+’ category, which seems to have stuck.
Control
The most significant difference between the levels ‘high’ and ‘high+’ refers to legal control on the cloud company.
‘High+’ requires the cloud service to be “operated only by companies based in the EU, with no entity from outside the EU having effective control over the CSP [cloud service provider], to mitigate the risk of non-EU interfering powers undermining EU regulations, norms and values.”
The cloud company’s head office and global headquarter would have to be established in an EU country. The cloud providers should also not be subject, directly or indirectly, to the effective control of foreign companies.
Effective control is defined per the EU regulation on controlling concentrations between undertakings. It refers to a relationship constituted by rights, contracts or any other means that might confer the possibility of directly or indirectly exercising a decisive influence.
Primacy of EU law
Additional safeguards have been introduced to put EU data outside the reach of third countries’ jurisdictions with extra-territorial application laws that might conflict with the EU or national law of a member state.
For all the levels of assurance, the draft certification requires that the contracts would have to be governed by the law of an EU country, and only EU courts, tribunals and arbitration bodies would have jurisdiction for disputes related to the contract.
The level of assurance ‘high’ requires the cloud services to include the risks related to non-EU legislation with extra-territorial application in their global risk assessment, covering at least the potential access to commercially sensitive information and trade secrets in the customers’ data or derived data.
Furthermore, the cloud providers would have to inform their customers about any residual risk and provide all the relevant information upon request from the customers to allow them to perform their own risk assessment.
The scheme also bounds the service provider to include in the contract with the customer that it will only consider investigation requests issued under EU law or the national law of a member state.
The extra requirement for the level ‘high+’ mandates providers to put technical and organisational measures in place to ensure that investigation requests from other jurisdictions are not considered.
Data localisation
Data localisation measures are required for the level of assurance ‘high’ and above, covering the whole life cycle of the relationship with the cloud providers, from pre-sales and operations to maintenance and exit.
For the level of assurance ‘high’, the cloud providers would have to include at least one option in their contracts to locate all data processing activities in the EU.
‘High+’ goes one step further, requiring all the data processing activities to take place in the EU unless the customers agree to some limited exceptions. The cloud providers would have to list all support activities performed outside Europe.
In both cases, to build and maintain their digital infrastructure, the cloud companies would have to only rely on a trusted service provider based in an EU country.
Internal controls
For both ‘high’ and ‘high+’, specific safeguards have been introduced for exchanges between the cloud service and its employees or its suppliers.
The draft requires that the employee with direct or indirect access to the customer data, including via support operations, be located in the EU and undergo a special screening or be supervised by an EU-based employee who passed an appropriate review.
In cases of supervised access, the access would have to occur using a secure solution whereby the supervisor can authorise or forbid individual actions and ask for explanations in real-time.
[Edited by Nathalie Weatherald]
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Mon, 08 May 2023 12:00:00 -0500en-GBtext/htmlhttps://www.euractiv.com/section/cybersecurity/news/eu-cloud-certification-headed-for-tiered-approach-on-sovereignty-criteria/Trauma and PTSD Therapists in Canfield, OH
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Specialty areas through my career have been individual, couple, family therapy, and working with the Military Population in trauma Focused therapy and suicide assessment.
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I obtained my Certificate of Successful Completion as a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP) in March of 2017 from Internationally renowned trauma experts Eric Gentry, Ph.
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I obtained my Certificate of Successful Completion as a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP) in March of 2017 from Internationally renowned trauma experts Eric Gentry, Ph.
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Hey there! My name is Sarah Thompson. I have 19 + years of experience in the mental health field, working in many different roles. My education includes a Bachelor's of Applied Science degree in Criminal Justice/ Minoring in Sociology. I hold a Master's of Applied Science degree in Mental Health Counseling. I also hold both a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC.) certification and a Licensed Nursing Home Administrator (LNHA.) license in the state of Ohio. I have experience treating such things as: anxiety, depression, Bi-Polar, Borderline Personality Disorder, ADHD/ADD, grief, addiction, marital issues, trauma , etc.
I utilize a person centered approach with a strong focus on wellness to treat trauma , postpartum and women’s issues, depression, ADHD, anxiety, mood disorders & personality disorders with care.
I focus on meeting clients where they are at, wherever that may be. Psychotherapy can turn hopelessness and distress into clarity and acceptance. By having a strong focus on your goals, collaboratively, they can develop a plan to tailor your care, I work with children, adolescents, adults, families & couples to live their best lives. I am the owner of Insight Clinical Counseling and Wellness, LLC private practice in East Liverpool, with a second location in Salem opening on October 1, 2020!
I utilize a person centered approach with a strong focus on wellness to treat trauma , postpartum and women’s issues, depression, ADHD, anxiety, mood disorders & personality disorders with care.
I focus on meeting clients where they are at, wherever that may be. Psychotherapy can turn hopelessness and distress into clarity and acceptance. By having a strong focus on your goals, collaboratively, they can develop a plan to tailor your care, I work with children, adolescents, adults, families & couples to live their best lives. I am the owner of Insight Clinical Counseling and Wellness, LLC private practice in East Liverpool, with a second location in Salem opening on October 1, 2020!
I use EMDR and a trauma lense to conceptualize a treatment plan with each client.
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Do you find yourself wondering if you and your relationships are healthy? Setting healthy boundaries? Wondering if sex and/or intimacy could be improved? As a sex therapist in training, I would love to help you! Ya know, sometimes in life things get difficult, relationships change, you grow...let me allow you to explore these things in a safe place. I am here to support, inform and walk you through the next steps, and I cannot wait to applaud for each and every win! I hope to empower you as a person, partner and/or parent, through individual, family, partner(s) and family experiences. Let's tackle those anxieties and those fears!
Insight Clinical Counseling and Wellness focuses on meeting clients where they are at, wherever that may. Psychotherapy can turn hopelessness and distress into clarity and acceptance. By having a strong focus on your goals, they can develop a plan to tailor your care. Our clinicians work with children, adolescents, adults, families & couples to live their best lives. Insight Clinical Counseling and Wellness, LLC has locations in Canfield, Salem, and East Liverpool, along with telehealth appointments.
Insight Clinical Counseling and Wellness focuses on meeting clients where they are at, wherever that may. Psychotherapy can turn hopelessness and distress into clarity and acceptance. By having a strong focus on your goals, they can develop a plan to tailor your care. Our clinicians work with children, adolescents, adults, families & couples to live their best lives. Insight Clinical Counseling and Wellness, LLC has locations in Canfield, Salem, and East Liverpool, along with telehealth appointments.
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Trauma and PTSD Therapists
When should I seek treatment for trauma?
Not everyone who undergoes trauma needs therapy to heal, but many do. If, after experiencing a traumatic event, you find yourself struggling with symptoms such as nightmares, dissociation, irritability, or emotional numbness—especially if these symptoms last more than a month and are severe enough to interfere with your daily functioning—you may benefit from seeking out therapy with a trauma-informed provider.
How long does trauma therapy take?
Different types of therapy for trauma unfold on different timelines. Prolonged exposure therapy and cognitive processing therapy, for example, each take about three months, while trauma-informed CBT may last anywhere from 8 to 25 sessions. Other approaches, especially those that are less structured or that incorporate elements from multiple modalities, may be more open-ended, though many patients report feeling better within the first few months of treatment.
What happens if trauma is left untreated?
Unaddressed trauma can have serious—even devastating—effects on relationships, career, and day-to-day functioning. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) can lead people to distrust or lash out at others, making it difficult to maintain intimate relationships; it can also trigger symptoms such as flashbacks or hyperreactivity that can interfere with a person’s ability to function effectively, personally and/or professionally. Some sufferers turn to drugs to find relief. Symptoms may lessen on their own with time, but there is no ensure that PTSD will resolve on its own.
Can PTSD come back after treatment?
It is possible for PTSD symptoms to recur months or years after successful treatment. This is because, like most mental health disorders, it is not possible to “cure” PTSD, and stressful life events may cause symptoms to recur in even the most resilient individuals. There is no shame in re-experiencing PTSD symptoms nor in returning to therapy when such relapses occur; indeed, many forms of trauma therapy explicitly encourage periodic “maintenance sessions” to reinforce coping skills and ensure that symptoms stay manageable.
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